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Why Is The Cholesterol And Uric Acid Increasing Even After Regular Exercising ?
i have ch 280 , 25 years back now 310 , i am 62 yrs now, uric acid 10, it was 8 before trygl same as before 10 , for high bp i take beta blocker
and diurate everyday, i take brisk walk /jogging 5 days a week , i have no problem except heel pain occationally, and i take paracitamol not more than 500mg when i need , please recomend.
and diurate everyday, i take brisk walk /jogging 5 days a week , i have no problem except heel pain occationally, and i take paracitamol not more than 500mg when i need , please recomend.
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hai,
Cholesterol and uric acid level in blood depends on the intake of fat and uric acid containing foods.
Exercise will not give 100% result in reducing the cholesterol.
You should avoid fat contents and uric acid content in your routine food intake.
Along with diet control and exercise you can reduce cholesterol.
for high uric acid level you should avoid taking uric acid containing foods.
i recommend high level of cholesterol as from your quote need proper medication.
thank you
hope i answered your query
Cholesterol and uric acid level in blood depends on the intake of fat and uric acid containing foods.
Exercise will not give 100% result in reducing the cholesterol.
You should avoid fat contents and uric acid content in your routine food intake.
Along with diet control and exercise you can reduce cholesterol.
for high uric acid level you should avoid taking uric acid containing foods.
i recommend high level of cholesterol as from your quote need proper medication.
thank you
hope i answered your query
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